Sentence examples for Seems justifiable from inspiring English sources

Morally, that seems justifiable.

Sanction, defined by the Oxford American College Dictionary as "a consideration operating to enforce obedience to any rule of conduct" seems justifiable.

Radical hope is our best weapon against despair, even when despair seems justifiable; it makes the survival of the end of your world possible.

When a lifetime of suffering, medical visits and prescription drugs can be resolved with a not especially challenging dietary change — one that, when it works, has rewards well worth the sacrifice — a certain amount of retroactive frustration seems justifiable.

But if the CPI does in fact broadly represent inflation more accurately, then Mr Osborne's decision seems justifiable, certainly once the index starts to take account of owner-occupier housing costs.

Thus, when combined with the location of the Western Wall - on the edge of Jewish West Jerusalem, and thus not difficult to annex to a final-status state - it seems justifiable to insist on its retention.

"The figure," the trust said, "does not seem justifiable at the present time".

When the Rockets were rolling in preseason, predictions of being a top-four team in the West seemed justifiable.

It was typical of his understanding of the wider political implications of decisions that might at first sight have seemed justifiable.

A proper autopsy takes a minimum of two hours, which may not seem justifiable when families of living patients are waiting impatiently for biopsy results.

This could reduce government revenues by $85m a year, but if these companies are serious about leaving, then half or a third of something is a lot better than 100% of nothing.Although each new individual arrangement may seem justifiable to the politicians, together they further undermine the state's financial position.